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A baseball cap is a soft hat with a rounded top. It has a stiff part in front called a bill or brim.

baseball cap
baseball cap

This part helps shield a player's eyes from the sun.

These hats are a big part of a baseball uniform. They help fans know which team is playing. Often, the hat shows a team logo or mascot.

Basecap New York Yankees
Basecap New York Yankees

In 1894, the Boston Baseball Club was the first team to wear letters on their caps. The Detroit Tigers were the first to wear a mascot. They used a red tiger on a dark background.

1863 Harry Wright
1863 Harry Wright

There are many ways to wear a cap. Some hats are fitted to fit your head perfectly. Others have a strap in the back to adjust the size. You might see a snapback with a plastic strap. You might see a hat with Velcro. Some hats use mesh in the back to let air in.

US Navy 040527-N-4104L-001 Guided missile destroyer USS Russell (DDG 59), Commanding Officer, Cmdr. William Kearns III, communicates with his combat information center
US Navy 040527-N-4104L-001 Guided missile destroyer USS Russell (DDG 59), Commanding Officer, Cmdr. William Kearns III, communicates with his combat information center

People wear them for sports or just for fashion.

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